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               CHEESE BUNS (BULEMAS "FALSOS" FOR SHELLY)

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Serving Size  : 12   Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Breadmaker                       Jewish
               Appetizers

 Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
--------  ------------  --------------------------------
                       -Gaye Levy
                       -----DOUGH-----
  1       c            Water
  1 1/4   ts           Salt
  1       t            Sugar
  3       c            Bread flour
  2 1/2   ts           Yeast
                       -----FILLING-----
    1/3   c            Feta Cheese -- grated
    1/3   c            Parmesan or Romano Cheese
                       -----MISC-----
  1       oz           Vegetable oil -- approx

 Grate all cheeses. (You may use parmesan or romano
 cheese or a mixture of both. Amounts are approximate.)
 Place some of the parmesan/romano cheese in a small
 bowl. Mix the remaining cheeses together. Make the
 dough using the "dough" cycle of the Breadmaker. When
 done; take the dough out of the pan and squeeze out
 gasses. Make 12 balls of dough and place temporarily
 in a baking pan that is lined with vegetable oil. One
 at a time, take each ball and spread or roll (rolling
 pin is fine) into a six or seven inch circle. Place a
 generous strip of the cheese mixture along one side
 and roll up like a log. Gently make a coil out of each
 log. If necessary, seal the end with a little water.
 Dip the top in some additional parmesan on an
 ungreased cookie sheet. Repeat until all of the balls
 look like cute little buns, then bake at 350 for 35 to
 40 minutes or until lightly browned. This recipe was
 adapted for the breadmaker from Mom's recipe for
 Spinach Bulemas. I leave out the spinach because my
 husband, Shelly, HATES spinach! As a part of our
 Sephardic (Jewish) family tradition, Bulemas and hard
 boiled eggs are served before the main meal on
 holidays and after returning from synagogue on
 Saturdays.



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